Blue title slide

Report 1 Downloads 10 Views
China Energy Future: Pollution versus Energy Security Fuqiang Yang Natural Resources Defense Council 16/11/2015

Net Importation of Energy Types, 2014

Crude Oil 308 M tons

Coal 285 M tons

Natural Gas 59 B cm

~8%

32.2%

Coefficient 59.5%

Source:China Coal Association, and CNPC Research Institute, 2015

Coal’s Contribution to Air Pollutant Emissions

CO2 甲烷 Methane 黑碳 Black carbon

Soot

烟粉尘

直接燃烧 Direct combustion 伴随煤炭使用的重点行业 Related emissions from major

NOx

coal-using industries SO2

Primary 一次PM2.5 Hg 0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Coal Consumption and Air Pollution Show Spatial Consistency Distribution of National Coal Consumption

• Within the eastern coal-consuming regions, the high intensity coal-consuming areas overlap with areas with extreme smog

Satellite imagery of national distribution of PM2.5 concentrations

Calculating the True Cost of Coal, 2012 Sector

Category

Sub-category

Coal production

Mining coal resources Water resources

Resources loss

True Cost Of Coal Ecosystems

3.7% of GDP in 2012

Coal production 煤炭生产 22%

Agriculture ecosystem

2.00

Coal transportation 煤炭运输

Coal consumption

Miner deaths

0.23

Direct loss from occupational disease

0.14

Indirect loss from occupational disease

0.21 66.34 23.6

Accidents, noise, environment, etc.

2.75

Waterway transport Accidents, noise, environment, etc. Sub-Total

1.48 27.8

Human health

8.7%

Acid Rain Solid Waste Waste Water Climate Change Total Cost

19.30

Accidents, noise, environment, etc.

Rail transport

68.9%

5.81

Sub-Total Coal transportation Highway transport

27.65

Water pollution

Soil erosion and ecological degradation

Human health

Coal consumption 煤炭消费

Water resource depletion

Yuan / Ton 11.00

Ischemic heart disease, stroke, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and lung cancer excess deaths Agriculture, ecologic system Soil, underground water, Ecology Ecologic system, underground water Social, Economic and environment

166.2

30.32 4.40 7.56 160.8 463.42

REALIZE HARMONIOUS AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF CHINA’S ECONOMY, SOCIETY, AND ENVIRONMENT RESOURCE CONSERVATION ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION REDUCE COAL’S SHARE IN PRIMARY ENERGY TO BE

57%

PUBLIC HEALTH GHG REDUCTION

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ENERGY TRANSITION

Ecological Resources Constraints: Coal Consumption and PM2.5 Pollutants National PM2.5 Pollutant Reduction Targets Units: micrograms/ cm.3

2013

72

2017

60

2020

45

2030

30

2040

20

2050

15

Red Line

10

Source: Chinese Coal Cap,2015

2020 NATIONAL COAL CONSUMPTION CAP: 2.72 BILLION TCE 35 3.5 3.02

30 3.0

BTCE

25 2.5

2020 national coal consumption cap

Reference Scenario Coal Cap Scenario

2.72

20 2.0

Energy-Saving Scenario

2°C Scenario

Non-fossil energy’s share Oil’s share Coal reduction targets National coal production cap

15 1.5 10 1.0 5 0.5 00

2015

2020 total energy consumption Coal’s share in primary energy Natural gas’s share

2020

2025

2030

2040

China Coal Consumption Scenarios, 2015-2050

2050

2.72 BTCE (3.8 billion tons) 4.74 BTCE 57.4% 10% 15.2% 17.4% 300 MTCE (420 Mn tons) 3.7 Bn tons

COAL CONTROL’S SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CO-BENEFITS By 2020, coal’s share in power generation capacity reduce to

5.21 Billion tons

52%

Water savings, in 2020

+1.5 Million Green jobs (net) created, in 2020

TOTAL BENEFITS BY 2020

334.4

-71,000 Billion Yuan

Fewer premature deaths in 2020

Emissions Reduction from Sources, in 2020: SO2

5,590,000 tons NOx 1,920,000 tons Particles 900,000 tons

980,000,000 tons Avoided carbon emissions, in 2020

CONSUMPTION OF DIFFERENT FUELS , 2015-2050

50 40 30

100 million tce

60

Total Non Fossil

20

Natural Gas

10

Oil Coal

0

2015

2020

2025

Coal

Oil

2030

2040

Natural Gas

2050

Non Fossil

Total

SHARES OF DIFFERENT FUELS IN TOTAL ENERGY MIX, 2015-2050 0.700 0.600 0.500

%

0.400 0.300 0.200 0.100 0.000

2015

2020 Coal

Oil

2025 Natural Gas

2030

2040

Non Fossil

2050

Develop Natural Gas Market to Replace Coal Daqing Crude Oil

Natural Gas for Industrial Users

Qinhuangdao port Shanxi Thermal Coal

China coal, oil, and natural gas price trends, May 2011 – May 2015

Power Sector Planning, 2015-2030 Installation (GW)

Generation(TWh)

2015

2020

2025

2030

2015

2020

2025

2030

Hydro

293

350

395

440

1025

1225

1382

1540

PS

23.35

70

110

150

18

560

88

120

Coal

868

970.6

955

925

4123

4717

4643

4485

Gas

61.67

100

150

200

161

300

450

700

Nuclear

28.64

58

125

190

164

406

875

1330

Wind

110

235 (250)

355

440

179

470

710

880

PV

36.5

110 (150)

210

300

32

176

336

480

CSP

-

10

20

30

-

35

70

105

Biomass

11

14

17

20

49

63

76

90

Total

1432

1917(1973)

2337

2695

5735

7317

8425

9450

Non Fossil (%)

0.351

0.442(0.457)

0.527

0.583

0.256

0.401

0.420

0.481

Establish Strong Public Governance Capacity Through Energy system revolution ENERGY SYSTEM REVOLUTION Revise the “Coal Law” and “Electricity Law.” Establish “Energy Law,” “Climate Change Law” and other relevant laws. Decentralize government authorized power. Establish a Ministry of Energy and Climate Change, and a National Energy Regulatory Commission Establish a co-coordinated energy/coal cap governing body to guide energy/coal cap work

GlobalDemand Energy Demand Growth Shift to Asia Global Energy Growth Shift to Asia Primary energy demand, 2035 (Mtoe)

Share of global growth 2012-2035 Latin America

Eurasia Europe 1 370 United States

Africa Japan 440

4 060

2 240

Middle 1 050 East Brazil 480

1 030 Africa

1 540

5% 4% 8%

China

1 710

Eurasia OECD

1 000

Southeast Asia

Middle East

8% 10%

65%

India Non-OECD Asia

China is the main driver of increasing energy demand in the current decade, but India takes over in the 2020s as the principal source of growth

©

OECD/IEA 2013

Reduce Coal Demand Through International Energy Cooperation ESTABLISH AN ASIAN ENERGY SECURITY AND COOPERATION AGENCY

Borrow from current experience in energy governance to uphold stability in energy markets Create a balanced, open, transparent, and mutually beneficial platform to benefit suppliers and consumers Promote trade in clean, efficient, low-carbon technologies and development of clean energy